VFX Supervisor
Director of Photography
Sound Supervisor
Sound Designer
Formally trained in Fine Arts with an emphasis in painting, writing, music, and animation, Bruce Jones began his career as an art director for the motion picture industry upon graduating from the University of California, Santa Barbara. Soon thereafter, he began utilizing his design skills to create and produce visual effects in a number of venues and formats including feature film, television, music videos, webisodes, commercials, 3D animated features, Imax, and Omnimax films. Although his career focus continues to be on visual effects supervision and 2nd unit directing for feature film, his passion for painting, writing, and music continues to this day.
His list of working clients include ABC, Blue Star Pictures, CBS, Columbia Pictures, Walt Disney Pictures, Dreamworks SKG, 20th Century Fox, Ghost House Pictures, Hollywood Pictures, IMAX Corporation, Industrial Light and Magic, Intermedia Films, Mandate Pictures, Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer, MTV, New Line Cinema, Nike, Odd Lot Entertainment, Paramount Pictures, Revolution Studios, Rhythm and Hues, Tippett Studio, Turner Entertainment, Universal Pictures, Warner Brothers, Will Vinton Studio, Viacom, and more.
Paul Sanchez has been working in the motion picture industry for over 16 years. His work as Director of Photography include Michael Jackson’s, “This Is It,” “No God No Master,” (soon to be released) and “Heavens Fall.” Paul has provided additional and second unit photography for “Sam Raimi’s, Drag Me to Hell,” “3:10 to Yuma,” “Lucky You,” and “Identity.” He has worked closely with teams from Industrial Light and Magic and Dreamworks to provide visual effects for many films. His camera operating talents can be seen in “Spider Man 3,” “Walk the Line,” and “Sideways,” among others. He has worked with such Directors as Wim Wenders, Francis Ford Coppola, James Mangold and Alexander Payne. In 2004 Paul was recognized by the Academy of Television Arts and Sciences for his contributions on the Emmy Award winning HBO series “Carnival.” Paul co-produced and co-edited the award winning documentary “The Watershed” with his wife Mary Trunk.
Dino Herrmann started playing the piano in his native Stuttgart in Germany at age five. From age fifteen he was involved with several blues, pop and rock bands to record and play live shows.
His training at Berklee College of Music was in music performance and music production and engineering. After graduating he was offered a job to work at Rusk recording studios in Hollywood. There he has recorded and mixed records for the Latin market and the US.
Dino has worked on many music projects for Jennifer Lopez, Ricky Martin, Brandy, Destiniy’s Child, Shakira, Rod Stewart, American Hi-Fi, Boston, Brian McKnight, Shawn Stockman ( Boyz to Men), Def Leppard, Faith Hill and LeeAnn Rimes to name a few.
His continued interest in sound production directed him from 1999 towards audio post production for television and feature movies.
A graduate of Berklee school of music, Francois Blaignan’s career started as a recording engineer in 1990. After a couple of years in the record industry, Francois started working for Frank Serafine with whom he learned the different facets of sound design. A residency at Media Ventures under Claude Letessier, and an association with Jane Anderson of Housework sound design led to a job at Nomad editing where Blaignan collaborated with the top teams in the advertising industry.
